Automatic intercity.

Campo ligure - In a strategic position for the intertwining under the walls of the Angassino, Ponzema and Stura rivers and with the Rocca behind it, the country was fortified starting from the sixth century, by the Byzantines. Located in the Belgua National Park, it is surrounded by the foothills of the Prebacan, Colle dei Ferri and Pavaglione mountains.

Bulwark of defense is the Castle which in 1309 was built by the Spinola family, where along the crenellated walls you reach the grassy terraces. Returning to the medieval bridge with three arches, we walk along the Oratory of Saints Sebastian and Rocco from 1647, with a Baroque-style facade decorated in pistachio color. Along the river we visit the Museum of Filigree, where we know the ancient art of embroidery with silver threads, worked with 'bruscelle' (pliers of various sizes). It was Antonio Olivieri who opened the first shop in 1884 and thanks to his work, art became a traditional activity with the 33 famous shops. The last visit is to the Tugnin Garden, where the wooden sculptures of the artist Gianfranco Timossi are exhibited. He, grandson of a native carpenter, dedicated his life to sculpture, living many years in Rhodes, where he was inspired by mythological subjects.